cap. 5 Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

oxygen is ___ hybridized

A

sp3. it is tetrahedral

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2
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iupac for alcohols

A
  1. find longest C chain that contains -OH group
  2. number the chain where the -OH group is the lowest
  3. all substituents will be named and numbered in alphabetical order
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3
Q

enol

A

alkene that contains an alcohol group

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4
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hydroxy substituent

A

when -OH is a part of a higher priority compound, it will take on “hydroxy” in the name

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5
Q

phenol nomenclature
(benzic ring)

A
  1. -OH group is assumed to be on carbon 1

ortho- 1,2
meta- 1,3
para- 1,4

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6
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solubility of alcohols in water

A

small alcohols (methyl-tert butyle alcohol) are miscible, but larger ones are not

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7
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acidity of alcohols

A

pka- 15.5-18.0
acidity decreases when substitution on the alkyl group increases
- halogens and other electron-withdrawing groups increase the acidity

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8
Q

how to open an epoxide ring

A
  • acid catalyzed (h3O+)
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9
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thiol

A

sulfur analogues of alcohols

HS-CH2CH2-OH

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10
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mercapto group

A

-SH

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11
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CH3-SH

A

methanethiol

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12
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thiols are (more/less) acidic than alcohols

A

more acidic.

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13
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thiols are commonly made by ___ reaction, so ___ (1°, 2°, 3°) alkyl halides work better

A

Sn2, primary

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14
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thiols can be ____ (reduced/oxidized) to form

A

oxidized to form disulfides. these can be reduced back to a thiol with a reducing agent.

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15
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oxidation in orgo

A

gain of O or O2, and X2, but it’s a loss of H2.

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16
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reduction

A

gain of H2 or H-. It’s a loss of O or O2, and loss of X2

17
Q

when a 2° alcohol is oxidized, it becomes a

A

ketone

basically the opposite of reduction

18
Q

chromic acid

19
Q

chromic acid can oxidize 1° alcohols into

A

carboxylic acid

it’s a strong oxidizing agent, so it won’t stop at the aldehyde

20
Q

PCC oxidizes 1° alcohols to

21
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PCC oxidizes 2° alcohols to